I HAVE A DEAL IN JERSEY CITY THAT'S READY TO CLOSE. THE BUYER HAS A LAWYER IN PLACE AND HE'S STATING WE NEED A LAWYER. OUR CONTRACT STATES "BUYER" WILL PAY ALL CLOSING COST BUT THE LAWYER WE ARE SUPPOSED TO USE HAS A ...

It has always been a longer than usual process with no way to speed up the procedure.  

They had to go 2 weeks without hot water; in a nice way I reminded them of the procedure that we have always made repairs in 24 hours and to never, ever call anyone but us to get things fixed.

So the plan was as soon as a seller was found, he'll evict them not by regular eviction procedures, but by condemnation.

Your agent should know your rights and procedures off the top of their head.

If you go that route, definitely speak with an attorney about writing up the agreement, so that if/when issues arise, you have clear mediation procedures in place.

I want to make sure i am following the procedure and not making mistake.

I'm wondering if I should amend the lease to include the subleasor, or just have the subleasor go into contract with the roommate leaving.Thanks,Calvin Ah, ok, that makes more sense ... if your lease allows for a sublease and subscribes the procedure for that to happen, then follow what is in your lease.

Different probate procedures may need judge approval for any sale or lease to be valid, while other procedures just need the heirs / beneficiaries to all sign.

Don't overbuild procedure so early, but build it in parallel with the growth of your portfolio and put your process-oriented nature to use!